Status update — July 2020

These are interesting times we find ourselves in.…

11 July 2020

Chasing that first book deal (my story)

Let me tell you about the experience of writing…

27 June 2020

Status Update — May 2020

CampNaNoWriMo was a success. And by that, I mean…

14 May 2020

What I’ve been buying online

I stumbled upon a blog prompt recently, asking…

21 April 2020

Australia’s lockdown began today

So much can change in just a week. Australia's…

23 March 2020

Status Update — Mar 2020

I haven't been writing as much as I'd hoped. A…

15 March 2020

Status Update — Jan 2020

I didn’t want to do an “in review” at the end of…

27 January 2020

Status Update — Nov 2019

Since my last update, N and I had our UK…

22 November 2019

Status Update — Sep 2019

I’ve been terrible with falling into rabbit…

24 September 2019

Text in image: De Vries rose to his feet again. Adria suppressed a flinch, bracing for another ‘accident’. But he stepped around and sat on the table, beside her, casual and close. “Maybe we can help each other.” He spoke gently. “We’ve got some cases to close, some families who want peace. Detective Carver’s report said you saved his life, Ms. Yuan, but with a file like yours, there’s not a lot we can offer you. But you work with us and maybe we can do something for your brother. A nurse tells us he thinks you’re a writer. Learning the truth about his big sister will be plenty to deal with, let alone how he’ll manage without you in his condition.” Detective Wong’s smirk was as loud as a horn over by the door. Adria shrugged it off. Next to her little brother’s welfare, playing posture games with smug cops barely registered. No doubt they’d be bragging to the team later about how they cracked another bounty hunter. Everyone had a weak spot—not even Basilica City’s most wanted was an exception. All they had to do was lean on it. Some bullshit like that. Well, they could have it.